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Votes and formal actions: vouchers, resolutions and appointments from May 6 meeting

Carneys Point Township Committee · May 6, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved $4.32 million in vouchers, authorized multiple tax-sale transfers and bond releases, recommended a joint-court judge, and recorded several ordinances and resolutions for introduction or adoption.

The Carneys Point Township Committee recorded a series of formal actions during its May 6 meeting.

Finance and administrative actions included committee approval of vouchers totaling $4,320,541.53 (unanimous); authorization of tax-sale certificate transfers (#23-00078 and #21-00071) to current accounts due to foreclosure; and motions to release developer bonds in specified amounts (e.g., $39,532.48 for Safety and Stabilization Bond and $34,075 for Perimeter Landscape Buffer). The committee also recommended Judge Corey E. Ahart, J.M.C., for the Salem County Joint Municipal Court and approved various administrative resolutions including hydrant authorizations.

Additional formal items: Resolution 2026-96 found Phila Partners LLC development plans materially consistent with Redevelopment Plan (unanimous); Resolution 2026-97 accepted Green Acres Rec Complex improvements (4–1); Resolution 2026-99 designated specified blocks as a non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment (unanimous); Ordinance 1090 (bond ordinance) was adopted (unanimous); Ordinance 1091 (food trucks) was introduced (3–1–1) and Ordinance 1092 (social media) was introduced (4–1). The meeting record shows the committee moved into executive session at 8:35 p.m., reconvened at 9:25 p.m., and adjourned at 9:25 p.m.

Where recorded in the minutes, vote tallies are noted above; several routine motions were approved unanimously.